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n8n consulting
You have an n8n instance, and some of it runs fine and some of it fails silently. We review the architecture, find the workflows that will fail next, add error handling and monitoring, and tell you what to rebuild versus leave alone. If you want workflows built for you, see our n8n agency page.
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Most problems we find are the same handful. No error workflow, so failures go unnoticed. Credentials shared across everything. One giant workflow doing ten jobs. Polling where a webhook would do. No backups of the workflow definitions.
We review the instance, list findings by risk and fix the top ones with you. The output is a written review plus fixes, not a lecture.
This page is for advice and rescue. If you need a full build or an ongoing managed service, our n8n agency page covers building, self-hosting and maintaining workflows you own.
Teams whose workflows fail without anyone noticing
We add error workflows, alerts and a place where failures show up.
Instances that grew organically
Duplicated logic, unclear ownership and tangled credentials that a review can untangle.
Teams choosing between n8n, Make, Zapier and code
A factual comparison for your workloads covering privacy, scale, cost model and maintenance.
A short review, ranked findings and fixes on the top items. Small and fast.
Access and inventory
Day 1 to 3Read-only access to the instance. We list workflows, triggers, credentials and execution history.
DeliverableWorkflow inventory
Review
Week 1Check error handling, credentials, structure, performance and backup state.
DeliverableWritten review with findings ranked by risk
Fix the top findings
Week 2 to 3Add error workflows and alerts, split oversized workflows and tighten credentials.
DeliverableFixed workflows and alerting
Decide next steps
Week 3 to 4Agree what to rebuild, what to leave and whether ongoing maintenance makes sense.
DeliverableRecommendation and maintenance option
Typical timeline
One week for a review, two to four weeks including fixes
Stack we build with
n8n · PostgreSQL · Docker · Webhooks · TypeScript · Python
Silent failures
No error workflow, so a broken step goes unnoticed for weeks.
One workflow doing ten jobs
Split into pieces that can be tested and understood.
Shared credentials
Access scoped per workflow, so one leak does not expose everything.
You can see failures, and the riskiest workflows are fixed.
Week 1
Written review
Findings ranked by risk, in plain language, with the evidence for each.
Week 2
Error workflow and alerts
Failures reach a channel your team watches, instead of disappearing.
Week 3
Top workflows refactored
The highest-risk workflows split, retried and documented.
Day 30
Decision on what next
Rebuild, leave or maintain, with the reasoning written down.
Achieved workflow results. These are not claims about which tool was used in each case.
Portless, ecommerce fulfillment
Agents do pre-call research, update the CRM and score leads automatically. Research time per prospect dropped and the sales team's conversion rate went up.
Just Russel, pet food brand
Over 1,200 content assets classified into a usable dataset across five markets, briefing-to-script time cut by eight days, and a campaign builder now running their content pipeline.
An advertising agency with a three-person creative team
The creative production workflow was rebuilt around AI. Batches that took five days now ship in under 24 hours with the same team, a 10x jump in throughput.
We do not sell fixed packages sight unseen. The number depends on how many systems the work touches, and the audit call tells you that number before you commit to anything.
Single workflow
Low four figures
One focused workflow live in one to two weeks, with error handling, retries and monitoring built in from day one.
Full system
Scoped after an audit call
AI steps, monitoring and integrations across several systems, typically four to eight weeks. No template price, because scope drives the cost.
Embedded engineer
From $60,000/year
A dedicated engineer building and maintaining the work inside your team, instead of a scoped project.
A 30 minute call. Describe the instance and what keeps breaking, and we tell you whether a review, a rescue or a rebuild is the right move.
In this call, we'll walk through your project scope, timeline, and goals - so we can both check if we're a fit. No obligation, no slide deck, just a working session.
Don't want a call? Email walid@ayautomate.com
“The team is super fast - sometimes we had to slow them down. We managed to scale the company without investing into hiring.”

Elie Salame
COO, Adstronaut.io
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FAQ
The agency page is for building, self-hosting and maintaining workflows for you. This page is for advice, review and rescue of workflows that already exist. Many clients start here and move to a build or maintenance plan.
We start with read-only access to review the instance and execution history. Changes are made with your approval, and workflows are backed up before we touch them.
Yes, when it makes sense. We compare the options factually first, covering cost model, data privacy, scale and maintenance, and recommend migration only where it pays back.
A review and a small set of fixes is scoped as a focused engagement, starting in the low four figures for a single workflow. Larger reviews are scoped after a call.
Yes. Monitoring, updates and fixes run under a maintenance plan, described on the automation maintenance page.